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1 Weekly Flyer President: Mike Finke Number 18 Club address: address: Website: Meeting location: Meeting time: Facebook: 29 October 2018 PO Box 116, Nunawading Bucatini Restaurant, 454 Whitehorse Road, Mitcham, 3132 (Melways 48H9) Monday 6.15 for 6.30 pm Rotary Club Forest Hill CLUB PROGRAM 29 Oct Bucatini Night 5 Nov A walk to the toilet Bob Laslett Chris Tuck Mark Balla 12 Nov MEMBERS NIGHT Warwick Stott Ron Brooks 19 Nov Anger Management Mike Finke Sue Ballard Keith Maxwell 26 Nov Youth Achievement Awards Thomas Yakubowski Bill Marsh Ray Smith CONGRATULATIONS Congrats to Marg and John McPhee on their wedding anniversary on 31 October. DUTY ROSTER OCTOBER NOVEMBER Recorder Sue Ballard John McPhee Greeter Ron Brooks Warwick Stott Emergency Bob Laslett Barbara Searle Cashier Bob Williams Ray Smith ATTENDANCE APOLOGY IF A MEMBER IS NOT GOING TO COME TO THE MEETING or you intend bringing a guest please contact Ray Smith by am MONDAY on or rcssmith@optusnet.com.au SPECIAL DIETARY NEEDS to Ray by 10am at the LATEST. Any CANCELLATION AFTER AM should be made direct with the management of Bucatini Restaurant on
2 Mike s Musings Several of my family members have suffered from mental illness, so I have a real interest in the work that Australian Rotary Health does in funding research on new, effective treatments and programs for those in poor mental health. It was great to hear Glen talk about how his own life experience motivated him to become a champion for the work of ARH. To some extent, the area of mental health is stigmatised and seen as less genuine than diseases or disorder of the body are. In the dim and distant past, I worked on assaying brain chemicals for a biology project supervised by a psychology professor. The science is real. An imbalance of neurotransmitters can be every bit as dangerous and life-threatening as the inability to produce insulin. As with diabetes, sometimes treatment can take the form of lifestyle changes; sometimes prescription medicine is required. Mental health isn t less serious because the organ affected is the same one we use to think about our condition. If anything, it s much more complex. Patton Oswald s late wife, Michelle McNamara, was an author and journalist who wrote about horrific, unsolved crimes. Despite, or perhaps because, she exposed herself to such darkness, she was reportedly a warm, caring person. We can never tell what others have gone through or are going to go through. If we can avoid adding to the negativity in their lives, we should. He quotes her short mantra to him in about the state of the world in his most recent comedy special: It s chaos, be kind. Letterbox Drop Additional DL-sized invites to our volunteer night will be printed and available for members at the next meeting. I will be sticking some into mail slots in my neck of the woods and putting them on bulletin boards at nearby shopping centres this week. I ask that you do the same. Mark your calendars with the following: Monday, 29 October Bucatini night Friday, 2 November FFFF (First Friday Film Fellowship) Monday, 12 November New Members Night (Good Potential Recruits Required) Friday, 16 November Peridot Night - Sylvia Monday, 26 November RCFH s Youth Achievement Awards Mon & Tues, 26 & 27 November RYDA Mon & Tues, 3 & 4 December RYDA Mon through Wed, 3-5 December Forest Hill College Mock Interviews Club Meeting Report 22 October We had 14 members plus John Elrington from Box Hill Central who reminded us of the International Women s Day breakfast on the 8 th March 2019 and to please assist with numbers. Our guest speaker was our old mate Glenn Tippett on ARH so 16 in all for the meeting.
3 President Mike s reflection will feature in this Flyer and is about volunteering. He talked up the value of the new red wine bottles he is now bringing as one of our raffle prizes and as he can sell ice to Eskimos we were dutifully impressed. He is guest speaker at Glenn s club Boronia Tuesday and going to Croydon Swinburne College Wednesday to speak to their students about volunteering so making full use of any free time he has during the week. As we were wearing hats for ARH he asked each of us in turn why we were wearing that particular hat which provided some fun to start the meeting. Barb Williams chaired and kept the meeting running well so that we even finished ahead of time. Well done Barb. Bob L told us that the A team of Robbie and Barb were on Forest Hill Secondary College breakfast duty the following morning. Warwick put around the Whitehorse Farmers market folder for volunteers, reminded us for more names for our Information night on the 12 th November and also to bring him any spectacles as he wants to send off the stack he has soon. Sue was pleased with our last Blackburn Station market day and that Bendigo Bank will take a stall at our next one. She and Mike are still developing (get it) our photographic comp. Glenys and her team have the Youth Achievement Awards night in hand. Mike spoke of our upcoming movie night and with 15 plus coming to Peridot so far. Ron s programs are as per the Flyer and he has received more foreign coins so a total of 420 kgs since birth of the project. He has sent out 77 s to previous club guests inviting them to our 12 th Night (Shakespeare?) Our hat day donations were combined with the usual sergeant stuff and raised $77-45 which the club will augment and send off to ARH. Raffle raised $63 and good that Glenn had one of the three winning tickets.
4 Glenn spoke and showed us statistics of the work of ARH which he is most passionate about. He too has experienced black times in the past so has been able to help others on a first-hand basis. The first major project of ARH was research into SIDS which has resulted in an 80% reduction of incidences. ARH has researched studies into depression and found that even poor diet can affect those vulnerable. Reports suggest that one in four Aussies are affected by mental health but as Glenn pointed out most people are really affected as most know of friends or relatives who have suffered this. ARH has funded research into cancers such as pancreatic and bowel (Rotary bowel scan kits). He was proud to tell us our District 9810, although being one of the smallest as far as geographical size goes, raised the second highest amount in funds in Oz for ARH last year. The ride to Conference for ARH has raised over $1M since inception and Ron has been a regular rider before he wised up and now nicks off OS so he does virtual rides. Ron s Well Intentioned Mobile Performance rides, otherwise known as WIMP rides do still raise valuable actual funds for ARH. The ARH Conference ride organisers as usual have absolutely no sense of direction as this year it starts in Nar Nar Goon and finishes in Grantville which by the direct way is about 50kms but the ride goes for 700kms so obviously none of the money raised goes into a GPS. ARH also funds many scholarships such as Indigenous Health, Rural medical and Nursing plus many others and has a new initiative Adopt a Scientist for say a mental health project. In answer to a very smart question from Chris about can a donor track where their donation goes and what it has achieved, Glenn answered that they can receive a report showing all this and of course that every dollar raised goes to a project. A wonderful presentation that opened our collective eyes even more to the wonderful work of ARH. The winner The grinner Meeting closed at 7-50 which from my reckoning must be some sort of a Forest Hill record. Bob W
5 President s Reflection: I do some writing in my spare time. Some of it is fiction, some of it is biography. I ve been working on a set of scripts for about a year now as well. I m not working on them very quickly. Every couple of weeks I open one up and have a bit of a dabble. I might write something new or I might fix something up that I think needs some work. I have gotten better about coping with imperfection in my writing. I used to agonise over a sentence, rewriting it multiple times in the first draft. It took forever. Worse, it turned something I thought I enjoyed into a chore. Writing is rewriting. Very few things are perfect in their first iteration; thinking that they should be can stop us from doing anything at all. The mantra in Silicon Valley was fail faster. I think that had less to do with wanting to fail than wanting to move forward and to learn enough, quickly, what was working and what wasn t to make the next attempt better. Volunteering gives us a chance to make the world a bit better. The reality is that this need will always be with us. Things will never be perfect, so we have a lot of opportunities to nudge things in the direction of better. And if our approach or our angle of attack isn t quite right, we can take a couple of breaths and have a stretch and plant our feet again to have another go at nudging it in the right direction. Rotary Youth Driver Awareness days Catherine Smith from RYDA has asked if we are able to assist with volunteers for some upcoming days at Sandown Greyhound Racing Track. The main day is the 3 rd December and she seeks 4 or 5 volunteers to assist students from Wellington Secondary College get to the various sessions within the complex. As usual morning tea and lunch provided and our day would start at 8-30am to help with set up and finish at around 2-30pm. The other requests are for two volunteers for 26 th and 27 November and another two for the 4 th December, all at the same venue. As the club is also assisting with mock job interviews around that time we are stretched so Barbara and Bob W can do the 3 rd and 4 th December and our friends of Rotary couple, Anna and Hans can also help on the 3 rd December so if we can grab one more for that day that would be good. The remaining days are 26 th and 27 th November with 2 for each day sought so if you can help on either (or both) of these days please let Bob W know by Monday 29 October so he can advise Catherine. As always, we volunteers will also learn more about how to be better drivers. Thanks BobW Multi district conference in Melbourne Registration is now open for next year's conference in Melbourne. Some information is available on the website. Early bird before October 30 Sue MEMBERSHIP NIGHT IS ON MONDAY 12 NOVEMBER VOLUNTEER INFORMATION EVENING Monday 12 th November for 6.30pm As we will be focussing on both membership for our club, and membership of a satellite club, we will be explaining that the former is as we all know it of a weekly meeting with a meal, whilst the latter will be probably a fortnightly meeting with tea and coffee, and possibly a monthly more formal meeting these details will be finally decided by the new members. Therefore, I need you members and honorary members to encourage your neighbours, sons and daughters, and anyone else to come and find out, at no cost to them. For further information and bookings, contact Warwick (wstott@netspace.net.au) or Bill (bjmarsh@bigpond.net.au)
6 Art Show Breakfast Club Robbie and Glenys man the hotplates on Tuesday 30 October ROTARY MONTHLY THEMES October Economic and Community Development November Rotary Foundation ARTICLES Please forward your prize-winning articles and others to by 5pm Wednesday.
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